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Technology Basics for Today's Health Information Professionals
Author: McLendon, Kelly
Source: AHIMA Convention
Publication Date: September 28, 2010
Let's talk about technology
This paper is designed to tell you, the reader, what you really need to know about the technology typically encountered in healthcare by health information professionals. Technology can be intimidating if did not learn from school or use every day. But it....
Techno-Basics: Upgrading Your Computer Skills
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Source: AHIMA Advantage
Publication Date: February 2000
It's the twenty-first century: are your technology skills ready to meet the challenge? Whether you are a computer whiz or struggling to keep up, take a moment to assessand addressareas where your personal technology skills need to be upgraded.
Your new coworker demonstrates daz....
Team Talk Participants Offer Ways to Make a Difference
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Source: AHIMA Advantage
Publication Date: June 2002
How can we interest students in the HIM profession? How will AHIMA get new members? This spring, AHIMA members were focusing on these and other big issues. At Team Talks meetings across the country, members were talking. And AHIMA was listening.
During the month of March, members of AHIMA....
Team Effort, Major Victory: How to Meet IS Halfway in Vendor Selection Process
Author: Hagland, Mark
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: September 2003
Whats the best way to select a technology vendor? For HIM professionals, IS education and collaboration yield the best results.
The vendor evaluation and selection process starts with education, according to Tracy Hickey, MBA, RHIA, and relies on the input of a multidisciplinary te....
Team Building by "Colors"
Author: Stern, Michele
Source: AHIMA Convention
Publication Date: October 21, 2003
Introduction
Classifying individuals according to four main personality types is not a new idea. The physician Hippocrates described four dispositions or temperaments- holeric, phlegmatic, melancholic and sanguine- as long ago as the fifth century B. C. Eastern astrologers devised a....
Teaching the 'New' HIM: Educators Integrating Informatics, Data Analytics, and Information Governance Into HIM Programs
Author: Butler, Mary
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: May 2017
Would any housing co-op board ever hire a self-described all-purpose handyman who might perfectly connect the plumbing systems of a 40-unit new construction condo building, but may only semi-competently replace a dining room light switch? Probably not. The board would more likely hire a pe....
Teaching the Legal Record: Professor Combines HIM and Legal Backgrounds to Educate the Future
Author: Featheringham, Meg
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: February 2008
Laurie Rinehart-Thompson, JD, RHIA, CHP, didn’t plan on going into academia when she began her HIM career. “I absolutely love it, but I didn’t originally consider it,” she says of how she came to be assistant professor of clinical allied medicine at The Ohio State University.
Rinehar....
Teaching the Future: An Educational Response to the AHIMA Core Model
Author: Cassidy, Bonnie S.
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: October 2011
Health information management (HIM) is the practice of collecting, assessing the completeness of, maintaining, and sharing (as authorized) patient information through paper-based and electronic means. It is practiced in provider, payer, research, and governmental settings, as well as in health....
Taking Your Seat (at the Head of the Table): How to Become a Leader and Decision-Maker in Healthcare
Author: Eramo, Lisa A
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: August 2014
Leaders are innovative, strategic, and collaborative. Leaders are confident and creative problem solvers. They’ve worked hard to hone their knowledge and earn the respect of others. Leaders are known for their subject matter expertise, as well as their business savvy.
In he....
Taking Time to Make Time
Author: Smith, Cheryl M.
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: May 2001
In today's healthcare environment, time is a vital resource. HIM department leaders work to develop skills and use tools to manage personnel, budgets, and projects, but few consider investing in the development of the skills needed to manage time. While time management may be a new c....
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